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Industrial Training

Electronics Engineering · Level 5  ·  Work placement

480 hoursMinimum time in the workplace
48Credit factor
Module IVWhere the curriculum places it
What CDACC says
An individual enrolled in this course will be required to undergo Industry training for a minimum period of 480 hours in the Electronics sector. The industrial training may be taken after completion of all units for those pursuing the full qualification or be distributed equally in each unit for those pursuing part qualification. In the case of dual training model, industrial training shall be as guided by the dual training policy.
Electronics Engineering Level 5 curriculum, page 11
Your placement, step by step

Before

  • Get an attachment letter from your institution.
  • Find a firm or workplace in your field and agree your dates with them.
  • Fill in the attachment forms your institution gives you.

During

  • Fill in your logbook every day: the tasks you did and the skills you used.
  • Link each task to the units of your course.
  • Ask your workplace supervisor to sign your logbook every week.
  • Expect a visit by your institution's supervisor.
  • Add evidence of your work (photos, documents, samples) to your Portfolio of Evidence.

After

  • Write your attachment report.
  • Have your workplace supervisor complete and sign the assessment form.
  • Hand in your logbook, report and assessment form to your institution.
Profplanet guidance. Your institution's own attachment rules come first.